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Double digit increase from Security Health makes selfinsurance more attractive for Medford School Di...

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Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency works to make sure the missing are never forgotten

When the United States sends it sons and daughters off to conflicts around the globe, it is done with the promise that those military personnel will return home....

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Taylor County Veteran’s groups and Veteran’s resources

TAYLOR COUNTY VETERANS SERVICE O FFICE 224 S 2nd St Medford (p) 715-748-1488 Monday – Friday 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. closed from 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m....

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They said it and they meant it, things aren’t going to slide any longer

The Gilman Village Board was not kidding, when they said that ordinance violations will no longer be tolerated. Concerned resident Derrick Romig was assured of that, Sept. 10, at the monthly meeting, where he questioned what is going on with the lack of progress at the Palmer Street Trailer Court....

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Rib Lake board gives OK for Ice Age Park sign
This is a sketch of what the new Ice Age Park sign will look like.
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Rib Lake board gives OK for Ice Age Park sign

Ice Age Park will become even more of a community hub under plans approved by members of the Rib Lak...

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Committee votes to give support to Stepping Stones
Praise in the Park drew area residents and visitors to the Tombstone Bandshell in the Medford City Park on Saturday for an afternoon of music, praise and reflection. Participating groups and performers included Athens Assembly of God, Brian & Charlotte Haines and Hope Center, Chuck Prihoda, Samantha J White & Faith Church of Eau Claire, Tabitha Rose Podevels and New Life Medford. ALEX WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
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Committee votes to give support to Stepping Stones

Taylor County will look to help make up the loss of federal funding for Stepping Stones....

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